Emmeline Coerkamp is a criminal litigation lawyer with experience of a range of white collar crime matters. She has expertise in defending complex criminal fraud prosecutions, particularly matters brought by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), as well as HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). She also has experience of confiscation proceedings.
Emmeline graduated from Oxford Brookes University in 2002 and completed her LPC at the College of Law in Guildford. She joined Byrne and Partners LLP in 2010, having trained at Irwin Mitchell LLP. She is the former Chair of the Young Fraud Lawyers Association and a member of the Fraud Lawyers Association and Women in Criminal Law. Since 2010 Emmeline has been a mentor to individuals at the University of Law studying the GDL, LPC and BVC.
Criminal fraud and the Covid-19 crisis - 09 April 2020
CPS Disclosure Failings - What Next? – 4 April 2018
Overthrowing the CPS: Has it Failed the Justice System? – Lawyer Monthly – 28 February 2018
News focus: In the spirit of full disclosure – The Law Society Gazette – 5 February 2018
Full Disclosure – Letter to The Editor, The Telegraph – 27 January 2018
We have a problem with evidence disclosure, police admit – The Times – 25 January 2018
Brexit: Impact on EU Laws, Regulation and Enforcement – 30 June 2016